You have to bring your own prayer mat or else they don’t allow you to go in. Visitors are still not allowed to visit. You can definitely find many halal restaurants around the mosque. Can take a walk to Haji Lane also.

This is walking distance from some of the local tourist attractions. It is located in a very different part of the city where instead of seeing name brands and skyscrapers, there are traditional stores in colourful alleyways. The Mosque is a gem places in the centre of this area. Beautiful gold dome does top the look. There do offer tours at selected times for those who are not worshippers. There is a female section of the west side.

Beautiful and spacious mosque. Female praying hall at the top floor and has elevator. The ablution area to elevator had no shelter walkway.

Beautiful masterpiece of a building, great scenery, good for a long walk around. And for anyone's that's trying to go all in, exploring all nearby attraction is worth every second. Maybe after a long shopping walk at bugis mall, bugis junction etc. Just right in front of it is Bussorah street, a lot of Authentic Arabic restaurant and try to go a little early because it's always filled with people. Tried a few restaurant there, it's a little on a pricey side but still worth the taste, on average of 25$ per meals. And if you on a budget, there's a Malay Restaurant called Kampong Glam but still a decent place, and probably better than any other in Singapore. If you go to the right crossing the Arab street, you'll find Haji Lane. Well for my muslim friends, it's not really "Haji" like as it called, because it's full of bars, place for people hanging out with friends and colleagues after a long day at work. But still worth checking out, beautiful place, the surrounding filled with colourful lighting, giving it a chilly vibes. Uusually there's buskers solo singing entertaining the customers, and you'll see a few talented musician too. The North Bridge road just behind you'll find Indian muslim restaurant called Zam Zam which is quite famous in Singapore, should check it out too. Along North Bridge Road, look out on your right for Kandahar Street. Once you turn in to the street, you will find the Malay Heritage Centre on your left. For those who want to learn more about Malay's history and culture, you may want to pay a visit to the centre. P/S All photos was taken throughout 2020

Biggest Mosque in Singapore. Very grand and beautiful. Must come to visit. Also very photogenic. Can't go inside when praying time. A lot of mid-eastern restaurants, bars (at night) and shops around there.

We went to this place sultan park for team building, I don’t have any ideas that the oldest mosque of Singapore is there. We explored the areas around the mosque it was very beautifully created and maintained. The famous tea stall TARIK is here. The wall of the festival house is so nice. The beautiful murals are there. Some goods restaurants are there, for me Indian tourists will love these foods, smells awesome 🤩.

The Sultan Mosque is gorgeous. The area surrounding the mosque is also quite interesting with many types of eateries. It’s a gorgeous day to be exploring this side of town on a clear blue sky.

(Translated by Google) Wonderful mosque in beautiful surroundings. The predecessor of the current mosque was built by Sultan Hussain between 1824 and 1826 because it was the center of the Malay, Islamic community. As the importance of Islamic trade and culture gradually increased, the former mosque proved small and construction of the new mosque began in 1924, which was completed in 1932. It can accommodate about 5,000 believers at a time. (Original) Csodálatos mecset, gyönyörű környezetben. A jelenlegi mecset elődjét Hussain szultán építette 1824-1826 között, mert itt volt a maláj, iszlám közösség központja. Ahogy fokozatosan nőtt az iszlám kereskedelem és kultúra jelentősége, a korábbi mecset kicsinek bizonyult és 1924 kezdték meg az új mecset építését, amit 1932-ben fejeztek be. Egyszerre körülbelül 5.000 hívőt képes befogadni.

The arab street is a very beautiful street that leads to the Sultan Mosque (unfortunately closed to the public during this covid period except for the muslims of the mosque). There are many turkish restaurants and souvenir stores. One would believe oneself in Aladdin ! The tour is however relatively quickly done but it's still so beautiful that it's necessary to stop there.

What a beautiful and noble mosque! Well maintained with women's are accessible by stairs or lift, upstairs. Serene, and emanating warmth and welcome, you can sit and just enjoy the lull, meditating, praying, be grateful. Surrounded by a beautiful street with colorful decoration. There are souvenirs you can buy like prayer rugs or other items depending if they are in stock. Please do donate to the mosque whenever you go!

I was lucky enough to be able to see it from the window as it was diagonally across from the hotel I was staying at. I don't understand the historical significance because I'm not educated, but it's absolutely beautiful. It is a symbol of the Arab quarter. The area around the mosque was lined with shops, allowing us to enjoy the Arabian exotics of this cosmopolitan country.

An amazing mosque that is surrounded by Arabic food and culture. Extremely walkable from the train. Lots of food and drink options and more than enough places to take photos around. They have a prayer. Chill bringing to sit and listen to the prayer.

Beautiful tourist site. Feel like I were in Middle East. Many Middle East restaurants and bars nearby. Worth a visit

fascinating with the design, the ambient, located centralised where a lot of good foods & places around

Sultan Mosque Most famous in Singapore. Very well designed. Its beside the street. Near the Mosque, beside the road, there are lot of shop and restaurants. It's one of the tourists place in Singapore. Mosque is always peaceful. Inside the Mosque, it was really beautiful. Very clean.

One of the most highly recommended tourist spots to visit in Singapore, the “Sultan Mosque” in Arab Street. There are awesome street mural paintings and vintage commercial structures around the “Mosque”. You can also find a lot of F&B establishments and even boutique hotels nearby.

Very beautiful mosque to find and to admire from the outside. I was not able to go in but I could admire the beauty of the architecture from the ouside at night. I recommend visitting, especially because the area is gorgeous, there are many arab streets full of restaurants and other famous alleys within walking distance!

Sultan Mosque is an iconic gem in Singapore's rich cultural tapestry. Visited this historical site and was awe-struck by its architectural beauty and serene ambiance. A must-visit for anyone looking to appreciate the city's diverse heritage. Truly an enriching experience! Plenty of halal shops and restaurants near by. Very busy area at night.

Such a beautiful architecture

Sultan Mosque. It's so beautiful and full of history. A must place to visit. Surrounding is full of eateries and souvenirs shop.

Alhamdulillah, once in life aku bole solat dekat Surau nin di singapora. Wish Allah protects me and my family and people who I truly love from the bad things and hope we will be able to meet again in Jannah... Ameen

Spiritual , magnificent!!! If you want to experience the historical Islamic culture of Singapore then this mosque connects you beautifully to it.. Enjoy the nice ambience (shops+restaurants) outside for a unique experience . You will love it

Being Al Banjari myself, while knowing that the first ever mufti of Singapore was Al Banjari too, I love visiting this mosque, imagining how Allahyarham Haji Mohd Sanusi bin Haji Mahmood was doing his best for Islam in Singapore, even before this country was born. I also love the ambience of this mosque and its surroundings. Whenever I feel lonely (since I am just a foreigner and have none here), I just come by this mosque. Indeed, if you have none but God, God is more than enough.

A very wonderful mosque. A heritage for all. Easily accessible, near to many halal outlets.

Beautiful and historical mosque located in the heart of city. A lot of halal restaurants in the surrounding. You can easily reach by using MRT (metro).

You can find religion of peace training future sacrifices.

Amazing mosque, nice architecture

Beautiful place to understand the Malay culture and taste delicacies from around the world. Good place to get souvenirs and hang up with friends over coffee or Tehalia…

Beautiful architecture. Spent Dzuhur here, and it was convenient Inside, calming, clean, well maintained. Lots of souvenir shop and halal eateries nearby.

Sultan Mosque 🕌 - Locality at Muscat Street in the middle of Kampung Gelam, the Malay Heritage District, Singapore. 🇸🇬 It's a historical and oldest mosque in Singapore, calm and serene which's still function. Also known as Masjid Sultan among local peoples, a prominent mosque in Singapore and one of the country's most impressive religious buildings. 🕌 Sultan Mosque surrounded by many eateries @ halal foods from the difference cultures and tastes. Built in 1824-1826 during the Malay Johore Sultanate's era and was named after Sultan Hussain Shah. It's gazetted as a national monument in the year 1975. 🕌 Worth seeing the typical design combines several architectural and should be preserved with its massive golden domes and huge prayer hall that can hold up to 5,000 worshippers. 🤗

The mosque was built in 1824 for Sultan Hussein Shah, the first sultan of Singapore. Sir Stamford Raffles, the founder of Singapore, gave S$3,000 to the construction of a single-storey building with a double-tiered roof. Glass base While you’re there, inspect the onion-shaped domes. Each dome base is decorated with glass bottle ends, donated by lower-income Muslims during its construction so that all Muslims, not just the rich, could contribute. Gazetted as a national monument in 1975, the mosque has long been a focal point for the Muslim community.

Beautiful mosque in Kampong Glam district in Singapore. Very photogenic and possibility to visit the interior (I didn't visit it, though). In the surrounding streets there are plenty of middle-eastern restaurants, as well as interesting shops. Highly recommended!

Very interesting place of worship to visit. We went inside, no queue. They if you're not covered properly, they have robes and skirts for covering. It's peaceful inside and you can take photos. I think non Muslims cannot enter the main hall area of prayer.

The Sultan Mosque is located on Arab Street. It has a deep history in Singapore and was really interesting to find out the committee is set up to represent people from different countries. There are lots of shops and restaurants nearby to it so you can grab a quick bite if you are hungry.

Sultan Mosque in Singapore is a captivating masterpiece of Islamic architecture. Its stunning golden dome and intricate details make it a remarkable cultural and historical landmark. Whether you're exploring the Kampong Glam district or seeking a moment of serenity, a visit to Sultan Mosque is a must. While it's a bit smaller than some grand mosques worldwide, the sense of spirituality and cultural significance is palpable. Visitors are welcome, and the informative guided tours provide valuable insights. Visited in the month of November, it's in my best memories! What a beautiful and noble mosque! Well maintained with women's are accessible by stairs or lift, upstairs. Serene, and emanating warmth and welcome, you can sit and just enjoy the lull, meditating, praying, be grateful. Surrounded by a beautiful street with colorful decoration. There are souvenirs you can buy like prayer rugs or other items depending if they are in stock. Please do donate to the mosque whenever you go!

(Translated by Google) The mosque is big, nice and comfortable (Original) Masjidnya besar, bagus dan nyaman

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) This is the largest Muslim place of worship in Singapore and is an icon in itself as well as the pride of Singaporean Muslims. If you come to Singapore and don't worship or visit the Sultan Mosque, it feels incomplete and afdhal. Non-Muslim tourists can enter this mosque on the condition that they take part in the committee or takmir of the mosque. (Original) Inilah tempat ibadah muslim yang terbesar di Singapura dan menjadi icon tersendiri sekaligus kebanggaan muslim Singapura. Jika datang ke singapura dan tidak ibadah atau berkunjung ke Masjid Sultan ini, rasanya tidak lengkap dan afdhal. Wisatawan non muslim bisa memasuki masjid ini dengan syarat ikut pwrturae pengurus atau takmir masjid.

Great

Beautiful Mosque and lot Muslim restaurants nearby.

Nice place. Can hear azan from out side..

Peaceful place with a long history and impressive architecture.

With its massive golden dome and huge prayer hall, Sultan Mosque, is a prominent mosque and is one of the Singapore most impressive religious buildings. The mosque was built in 1824 for Sultan Hussein Shah, the first sultan of Singapore. As of October 2021, due to the pandemic COVID-19 , Safe Management Measures are conducted strictly. SafeEntry by scanning IC/ID and or with Trace Together app for contact tracing.Aside from using masks at all times, congregants have to bring personal prayer mats & prayer robes (for ladies). Prayers positions are 1m apart as for safe distancing and prayers duration allowed 20min per session.

Excitingly beautiful and clean mosque with a really serene environment located in the middle of local muslim community businesses. Nicely decorated inside the praying hall with a lot of colors and surprisingly very airy with combinations of a huge ceiling fan as well as the architecture itself. Comfortable praying inside although it is quite hot outside. The mosque upkeep is very good. Keep it up. Will come here again insya-Allah.

Beautiful architecture and in streets around many beautiful, interesting buildings. Area where you can walk and enjoy architecture or food and shopping 🛒

Great architecture, super spacious, wonderful mosque to do your prayers.. Many Halal eateries including lebonan dishes just i front...

It's a wonderful spiritual feel to pray here. I the atmosphere is different from other mosque in the heartlands. Maybe it's just me.

Beautiful on the inside & outside. Not much to do in there if you aren’t Muslim. The people are really nice & will guide you on your dressing & conduct. If your dressing is not appropriate (short pants or skirts etc) they will provide you with something to cover up as well. Can spend some time here just relaxing & feeling the positivity. :)

Sultan Mosque in Singapore is a stunning symbol of Islamic heritage. Its grand architecture, adorned with intricate details and towering minarets, exudes a sense of serenity and spirituality. The vibrant prayer hall and peaceful courtyard offer a tranquil retreat. A must-visit for cultural exploration and an awe-inspiring experience

Beautiful Masjid Sultan, prominent mosque in Singapore and one of the country's most impressive buildings. The architecture looks amazing from outside and inside. Very well organised when visiting for tours. I went for the Jummua prayer on Friday and it was very busy and gets extremely full especially if you want to go pray in the main hall, get there by 12:30. The locals are very nice people and they run the mosque really well. The Mosque was built in 1824 for the first sultan of Singapore, Sultan Hussain.

Beautiful masjid which is surrounded by lots of small shop with various kind of local and international (mainly Turkish) accessories and decorations. There were also many restaurants and small shop lot which offer variety of local and international delicacies. Advisable to park at nearby mall before proceed walking around the area

The magnificent Sultan Mosque The historic Kampong Glam neighborhood is the spiritual center of Singapore's Muslim community. It has beautiful architecture. It stands out with a large golden dome at the top that contrasts with the white building. This mosque It was registered as a national monument in 1975.

One of the most iconic landmarks in Singapore is the Sultan Mosque, located in the historic district of Kampong Glam. The mosque was built in 1824 by Sultan Hussein Shah, the first sultan of Singapore, with the help of the British East India Company. The mosque features a distinctive golden dome and a spacious prayer hall that can accommodate up to 5000 worshippers. The mosque is also a symbol of the rich cultural diversity of Kampong Glam, where Malay, Arab, Indian and Chinese communities coexist harmoniously. If you are looking for a glimpse of Singapore's heritage and architecture, Kampong Glam and Sultan Mosque are definitely worth a visit.

Performed prayer during zohor time here. The toilet is clean & dry & no bad smell, which means the mosque is well kept/maintained. Muslimah (ladies) prayer hall is at the 2nd floor. Lift is available to go the 2nd floor. No aircond inside but it cooled by the breeze coming in. Different entrance for muslimin (male) and muslimat (female).

A unique place in a modern city like Singapore, I love the food & making photographs here

A very good and big mosque here in Singapore. Surounded by many souvenir shops and also restaurant. There are several places to sit in case tiu are tired enough strolling around there. There are also wild birds around there and making it a bit interesting. The architecture is also nice, even in a hot day, it won't feel that hot since it's surounded by much of trees.

Nice place n very clean

Nice place nearby got many Muslim food

The popular mosque in Spore. Really glad to visit here for the first time. Really clean and neat. Old town around the mosque. I found some murals there

A beautiful historical structure with a lot of arhitecture to speak of history of this country city. The area around the mosque is very lively and culturaly beautiful and amazing

Chilled and peaceful place. Mosque is huge and filled with history and memories. Lovely atmosphere and the mosque is surrounded with alot of food places to go eat.

The masjid was closed for tourists but was open for the one's coming to pray. It's surrounded by some really amazing food and fragrance shops. The prayer facilities here are great, for men and women both.

Nice mosque. I love they put lift in there. So woman can go up easily for praying

One of the most unique and nicest mosque in Singapore. Plus point is that they allow tourists, regardless of race, religion or nationalities to enter the mosque and experience what it is like to be inside. Not only that, inside the mosque itself, there are a few exhibitions and informative that allows people to understand and learn more about the history of the mosque, as well as Islam as a religion. Masjid Sultan is also located in a strategic location with countless of good restaurants and activities surrounding it. It is definitely one of the must visit landmarks for tourists. Even as a local, I am always mesmerised by it every time I visit the mosque.

Tempatnya bersih pernah salah masuk saya kira tempat sholat ternyata kantor pengelola orangnya ramah di sekelililngbmasjid banyak yg berjualan pernak pernik dan makanan khas indonesia

Sieht toll aus von außen. Auch die Cafes und Restaurants rund um diese sind super. Lohnt sich auf jeden Fall hier einen kurzen Abstecher hin zu machen.

Coal

As calm as always. The surrounding is as marvelous as expected (Covid or No Covid) Good Mediterranean or Middle East food galore mixed with locals..... Awesome.

Beautiful mosque the surrounding buildings are great and the history about the place is interesting

Alhamdulillah so clean and comfort to pray here

tempat ini selalu saya kunjungi setiap kali travelling ke Singapore, bersih, megah, rapi..menimbulkan rasa rindu untuk kembali.

Sejarah Masjid Sulṭan SingapuraSunting  Masjid Sulṭan Singapura ketika pertama dibangun Ketika singapura diserahkan ke Inggris pada tahun 1819, Temenggong Abdul Rahman, penguasa di Pulau Singapura kala itu dan Sultan Hussain Shah dari Johor yang merupakan pemilik pulau Singapura kala, mendapatkan sedikiti keistimewaan dari Inggris sebagai ganti dari penyerahan kekuasaan mereka atas Singapura kepada Inggris ketika Thomas Stanford Rafles mendirikan negara Singapura. Sir Stamford Raffles memberi Tumenggung dan Sultan tunjangan hidup tahunan dan hak atas Kampong Glam bagi tempat tinggal mereka. Daerah Kampung Glam juga di alokasikan bagi orang orang melayu dan muslim. Sultan Husein membangun sebuah istana disana dan membawa semua keluarga dan semua pengikutnya dari kepulauan Riau. Banyak pengikut sultan dan temenggung yang memang berasal dari Riau, Malaka dan Sumatra yang kemudian datang dan menetap di Kampung Glam. Sultan Hussain yang kemudian memutuskan untuk membangun masjid untuk menyelaraskan jawabatannya sebagai Sultan. Masjid tersebut dibangun tak jauh dari Istananya dimulai pada 1824 hingga 1826. bangunan masjid yang pertama dibangun berbentuk masjid tradisional nusantara dengan atap limas bersusun tiga. Dana pembangunan masjid tersebut berasal dari sumbangan East India Company sebesar S$3,000 dolar dan donasi dari jemaah muslim setempat.[1]  Masjid Sulṭan Singapura di Kampung Glam Masjid ini dibangun ketika Nort Bridge road belum dibangun melewati wilayah yang kini disebut arab street. Dan selesai dibangun tahun 1826 pada saat letnant Jackson menyelesaikan pembangunan jalan yang sempat menimbulkan ketegangan saat ruas jalan tersebut ternyata melewati areal masjid. Pengelolaan masjid dikepalai oleh Alauddin Shah, cucu Sultan Hussain hingga tahun 1879. ketika Alaudin Shan Wafat kepengurusan masjid di lanjutkan oleh lima pimpinan komunitas muslim disana. Tahum 1914 hak guna lahan masjid diperpanjang lagi oleh pemerintah Inggris di Singapura untuk masa 999 tahun dimulai dari tahun 1914. Saat itu juga dibentuk kepengurusan masjid yang baru atau disebut trustees dengan dua perwakilan dari masing masing faksi komunitas muslim di Singapura yang terdiri dari Melayu, Jawa, Bugis, Arab, Tamil dan India Utara untuk merepresentasikan keberagaman komunitas muslim di Singapura. Anggota trustee saat itu terdiri dari Syed Abrulrahman b Shaik Alkaff and Shaik Abu Baker b Taha Mattar (Arab); Inche Amboo' Haji Kamaruddin dan Saim b Abdul Malek (Bugis); Hj Wan Abdullah b Omar and A Jalil bin Hj Haroon (Melayu); Hj Mohamed Amin b Abdullah and Hj Mohamed Eusofe Hj Mohamed Noor (Jawa); Mahmood bin Hadjee Dawood and Mohamed b Mahmood Sahab (India Utara) dan Mohamed Kassim Marican dan Yavena Sultan Abdulcader (Tamil).  Interior Masjid Sulṭan Pada tahun 1900an Singapura sudah menjadi pusat perdagangan Islam, Masjid Sultan kemudian sudah tak mampu lagi menampung jemaah yang terus berkembang pesat. Pada tahun 1924, memperingati seratus tahun berdirinya masjid tersebut. Pengurus masjid atau trustees menyetujui sebuah rencana untuk mendirikan masjid baru yang lebih besar menggantikan bangunan masjid lama di lokasi yang sama. Arsitek Denis Santry dari Swan and Maclaren yang merancang masjid baru tersebut untuk dibangun di atas lahan masjid lama dan lahan tambahan dari keluarga kerajaan. Seluruh pembiayaan juga di tanggung keluarga Sultan denga kontribusi dari komunitas muslim Singapura kala itu termasuk sumbangan botol kaca hijau hijau dari kaum miskin ketika itu. botol botol yang kemudian di jadikan ornamen bawah kubah masjid. Arsitek Denis Santry mengadopsi gaya Sarasenik atau gaya Gotik Mughal lengkap dengan menara menggantikan masjid lama yang berarsitektur Indonesia pada masjid sebelumnya. Pembangunan masjid baru tersebut selesai dikerjakan tahun 1928. Perbaikan dilakukan tahun 1960 untuk memperbaikan ruang utama masjid dan tahun 1993 masjid Sultan Singapura dilengkapi dengan Auditorium dan aula serbaguna. Hingga kini masjid sultan Singapura masid berdiri kokoh di tempat dimana dia pertama kali didirikan.

I love masjid Sultan because this is the ONLY MASJID in Singapura where you can hear the azan and the solat recitation inside and outside the masjid.

Have too la

Good place to visit cool

Oldest mosque in spore..a must to visit !

(Translated by Google) just 700 meters away from Bugis, the cool, Islamic feel of Singapore and souvenir shops ... (Original) hanya 700 meter saja dari bugis, Nuansa sejuk nan islami di singapore dan tempat belanja cendramata...

(Translated by Google) Imposing impressive building. Be sure to stop by when visiting Singapore. A variety of nice cafes and restaurants around the mosque. (Original) Imposantes beeindruckendes Gebäude. Bei einem Besuch in Singapur unbedingt vorbeischauen. Eine Vielzahl von netten Cafés und Restaurants rund um die Moschee.

Beautiful mosque architecture. There is a tomb of the olden Singapore Royal Families inside the mosque

That is a old mosque many history for that mosque because im growup from there

I love this place, so clean and calming... I prayed Maghrib and Isya there, and it was great experience ???

It has historically

(Translated by Google) A cityscape where you can taste India even though you are in Singapore. There are many photogenic spots. (Original) シンガポールにいるのに、インドを味わえる街並み。 写真映えするスポットが多い。

(Translated by Google) It’s a bit different from Malaysia. There are businesses in the same area around, but the streets are really clean. (Original) 跟在馬來西亞看得得有點不一樣，周圍也都一區的商家，但街道真的很乾淨。

A lovely & nice & quiet ambience to do an evening stroll through & experienced our Malay culture & heritage & with many halal international cuisines to savour & many soverneir shops too..

(Translated by Google) It was very nice to see a mosque for the first time. The night view is also cool (Original) 이슬람 사원을 처음봐서그런지 아주 멋졋다. 야경도 멋짐

WONDERFULL MOSQUE! once toured around this area, there are various souvenir shops with affordable prices, there are also several Middle Eastern restaurants, so when you are hungry and want to eat halal food, you will not have trouble finding halal food around here. I would love to come back here soon.

(Translated by Google) There are a lot of rules to follow their culture, and there are paintings in many streets next to it.Experiencing other people's culture is also a very important part! (Original) 有很多規定,遵守他們的文化,旁邊很多街道都有作畫,體驗別人文化也是很正要的一部分唷!

(Translated by Google) Arab Quarter is together with ChinaTown and Little India in the city's must-see, old houses of Arab merchants, current art galleries and street art decorate this charming neighborhood of its own character around a majestic mosque. highly recommended to spend the morning (Original) Arab Quarter es junto con ChinaTown y Little India in Imprescindible de la ciudad, antiguas casas de comerciantes árabes, actuales galerías de arte y street art decoran este entrañable barrio de carácter propio alrededor de una majestuosa mezquita. muy recomendable para pasar la mañana

1 of Singapore oldest masjid

(Translated by Google) The unique mosque is full of the history of No. 1 in singapore and the cry of the azan can also be heard from a distance compared to other mosques available with only the sound of a distant azan. Yet mosques in all areas of singapore have their own unique peculiarities. That's all this sharing. Assalamualaikum ... (Original) Masjid yang unik penuh dengan sejarah No 1 dalam singapura dan laungan azan juga boleh di dengar dari jarak jauh berbanding dengan masjid masjid lain yang ada dengan hanya suara azan jarak kawasan banggunan sahaja yg tidak dapat dengar dari jarak jauh. Namun masjid di semua daerah singapura punyai keunikan tersendiri yang sama hebat. Sekian saja perkongsian ini. Assalamualaikum...

Best Place

The biggest mosque in Singapore. Must see I would say.

(Translated by Google) An elegant mosque with a fresh breeze blowing through. The cool green ceiling and the beautifully crafted lights were impressive. (Original) 清々しい風が吹き抜けてゆく、上品なモスクです。清涼感のあるグリーンの天井と、細工の美しいライトが印象的でした。

Beautiful n majestic place❤

Excellent, awesome, Masha Allah

(Translated by Google) Stop to prostrate in Singapore, where immigration and regulations are so strict. And the sound of the call to prayer is so melodious in a country that is a minority of Muslims that exist. Only a few mosques can be found. But the elegance and splendor of the call to prayer and the beauty of the mosque inside make the heart tremble. Happy to bow and hear the melodious sound of the call to prayer here. (Original) Singgah untuk bersujud diNegara Singapura yg begitu ketat imigrasi dan peraturan nya. Dan terdengar suara adzan yg begitu merdu diNegara yg minoritas sekali muslim yg ada. Hanya terdapat beberapa masjid yg bs dijumpai. Namun keanggunan dan kemegahan suara adzan dan keindahan masjid didalam nya membuat hati bergetar. Senang bs bersujud dan mendengar merdunya suara lantunan adzan disini.

(Translated by Google) Take a good look (Original) 拍照好看

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Beautiful Masjid

Its one of the mosques in Singapore that allows the prayer call to be broadcasted. Reason being that its a National Heritage site. Well that's good as this is the way it used to be. Unfortunately, due to the pandemic, Friday prayers or normal prayers have limited capacity allowed. It stood there for more than a hundred years and hundreds more to come.

Masya Allah. Does anything else need to be said about this masjid which has not already been done so? To pray here is iconic, and to have the ability to perform your prayers is simply a blessing. Would recommend all Muslim brothers & sisters to at least perform solat here once in their lives.

It's really beautiful! Rich history over here

Very nice Mosqe to visit. Open every solah time. Also accept walk in for parayer.

Old Masjid but still good especially for traveller

We are to queue for entry to prayer hall after the official prayer slot. The process is smooth. Do remember to bring your own prayer wear and sejadah during this pandemic season.

One of the most iconic landmarks of Bugis esp the Arab street. It is a sight to behold.

The biggest masjid & females prayers was upstairs n there è really arrange well during this covid period

Awesome place. Must visit arab street.

Beautiful mosque

Peace

(Translated by Google) Mashallah (Original) Mashallah🤗

amazing place

♥♥♥♥👌👌

They don't allow us to go in. Poor manner!

(Translated by Google) Singapore supports Islam! Mashaallah (Original) Singapore supports Islam! Mashaallah

Good tourist attraction and probably a very spiritual place (excuse me for my ignorance as I am not a Muslim)

Very good

Old Masjid but still maintained very beautifully.

Nice place

(Translated by Google) Alhamdulillah .... Can carry out prayers in this mosque. The architecture is very unique, beautiful, neat, clean ... Makes you worship and feel at home for a long time in this mosque .... Subhanalloh 🙏 (Original) Alhamdulillah.... Bisa melaksanakan sholat di masjid ini. Arsitektur nya khas banget, indah, rapih, bersih... Bikin khusyu beribadah dan betah berlama lama di masjid ini.... Subhanalloh 🙏

Its a mosque with prominent cultural and historic significance.

Beautiful mosque.... Pictures 2017

Beautiful Mosque to visit.

Photogenic Paradise 👌

(Translated by Google) Allah is the Greatest. grateful to be here .. the mosque is beautiful, neat, and very orderly .. 🙏🙏. (Original) Allohuakbar. bersyukur bisa kesini.. masjidnya indah, rapi, dan tertib bgt.. 🙏🙏.

So majestic

The place for you to pray, around the place there are a lot of restaurants for you to try. Malay, Mediterranean, Indian food and you can even look for antique items.

(Translated by Google) Islam temple (Original) İslam mabet

Sultan Mosque or Masjid Sultan is a mosque located at Muscat Street and North Bridge Road within the Kampong Glam precinct of the district of Rochor in Singapore. It was named after Sultan Hussain Shah. In 1975, it was designated a national monument.[1]

Under Reno till Ramadhan 2021

muslims house of worship historical place

Serene place in busy Singapore

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Good service... So beautiful mosque

Always a nice place to worship in.

Photo May be throwback photo.. taken this image for so many times.. must have in my phone.. coz Since childhood this mosque become my most favourite place to gain knowledge Alhamdulillah… nice place to visit and as muslim nice place for pray and attend religious classes…

So beautiful and amazing. Impressive and definitely should be visited by anyone visiting Singapore.

Constructed in 1824 and renovated in 1932, Sultan Mosque was dedicated to Singapore's first sultan or king, Sultan Hussein Shah as a gift from Sir Stamford Raffles at a price of $3,000. Today, this over a century-old Kampong Glam masterpiece sits tall amongst shophouses that line North Bridge Road and Muscat Street. And it is home to the Muslim community that resides around Kampong Glam and Beach Road areas. One historical gem that sits right in the heart of Singapore's coolest neighbourhoods.

Clean and well maintained.. spacious place to do your prayer and a lot of halal eateries nearby the mosque

Historic mosque. Strict SMM adhered to. Lush carpeting in prayer hall regardless of zones. Great places to eat around the area as well.

Friendly staff. Very clean place. Pro tip: Remember to bring your own prayer mat if you want to pray.

It is a historical and one of the oldest mosque in Singapore. It is surrounded by many eateries of different tastes of different cultures. Near to Bugis MRT and shopping malls.

You can now perform normal prayers everyday at the mosque provided you are fully vaccinated.

You can find many halal cafes and restaurant around here. One of the must visit places in Singapore. You need to bring your own praying mat and clothes if you wanna pray here.

The mosque is located at Muscat Street. The parking is very limited. You have to park at the roadside. No aircond yet comfortable to perform the prayer here. No issues with the cleanliness. Well it’s Singapore!

It has great history as you see the. Lack line under the dome it’s from poor people who wanted to contribute and they made sure they got recognition as they donated everything they had. So it’s a history and lesson. The architecture near by sultan mosque is great. There are a lot of shop houses so they have shop downstairs and house upstairs which is pretty cool concept.

Stunning!! Ma Shaa Allah this is a beautiful Mosque in the heart of the Muslim Quarter. Non Muslims are allowed to enter to see the main prayer hall. Just beautiful with great facilities. They even have a screen outside which provides some basic knowledge into the peaceful religion.

Great mosque with lots of history and information regarding Islam and the beliefs / values. The staff were very friendly and answered any questions. There are skirts, dresses and coverings given at the door so you can be appropriately dressed whilst in the mosque. Overall would highly recommend if looking to further your knowledge on the Islamic culture.

1. It's a historical place -- u can find info on Google. 2. Tourists can enter the place during the day. They provide clothes free of cost in case you are not properly attired. 3. They are good places to eat Arab food nearby though a little costly. 4. U can also find 7/11 stores.

We were not able to get inside the mosque. We were not even sure how to get in. So we decided to stay outside and just be amazed by the architecture of the mosque. It was beautiful. If you come here, check out their 2 entrance arches as well. They are equally beautiful. Each arch is adorned with floral relief ornaments around them. They are located on both ends of Muscat Street. The better angle for insta photos would probably be the arch on northeast end. If you cross the street or step back a little you can take a shot of the arch with the mosque inside of the arch. I just found it out while going around google maps. Too bad we were too lazy to reach that and of the street when we were there. Actually, It was not that far from the other end of Muscat street. I just don’t know why we got too lazy that day. It was noon time when we got there and we were dying to find a food to eat. So that was probably why were were too lazy that time. Also found in the area are souvenir shops. In front of the mosque you can find line of restaurants. If you are into architecture, this place is also worth a visit.

We just used Grab Apps for our ride there, easy to access. Very touristy, the souvenir are a bit expensive there (as expected). Prayed at the mosque, and the wash area is separated from the main building. There are a lot of shops around and the place is very instagramable.

Went there on a weekend. Not very crowded. Staff was nice and gave me a robe as I was wearing shorts. The whole area was nice, with many Turkish restaurants and shops. Can spend 2-3 hours here for eating and shopping.

Sultan Mosque really impressive and just near to the road. Streets really clean although crowded, definitely worth to walk in here.

Famous mosque in Kampong Glam with golden dome. The prayer room is quite large. There are 2 area for Wudhu (ablution) for men. One near entrance gate (toilets here), and the other one near stairs to the mosque.

The Sultan Mosque, also known as Masjid Sultan, is located in Kampong Glam, Singapore. It's one of the most important and iconic mosques in the country. The mosque's stunning architecture and rich history make it a popular cultural and religious landmark in Singapore

The mosque is indeed very peaceful and beautiful. It was not too packed since we visited on Monday. The place for wudhu is very clean, the shalat shaf for women is upstairs that we reached by elevator (very convenient for elderly and people with walking difficulties). They provide mukena and sajadah, all very clean and neatly organized, but I’d still recommend anyone to bring their own. Through the window upstairs, you can see beautiful view of the street mural and skyscraper buildings. Behind the mosque there’s clean pedestrian with lots of shop outlets and restaurants, very suitable for tourists who want to visit one place with multiple choices of activity to do.

The call to prayer is particularly beautiful. Grounds exude a sense of peace and belonging. If you're afraid of Islam come to this mosque and you will lose your fear.

Joined in the ladies in April 2023 for a prayer session to feel the peace and serenity, then strolled down to %Cafe to have a relaxing cup of coffee. A very relaxing and enjoyable experience. If you go there with an empty stomach, you can get to enjoy fulfilling meals on exotic cuisine like humus, kebabs, etc. There is also a lovely Sarong Kebaya boutique down the street, so happy shopping ladies ❣️

Sultan Mosque in Singapore is a captivating masterpiece of Islamic architecture. Its stunning golden dome and intricate details make it a remarkable cultural and historical landmark. Whether you're exploring the Kampong Glam district or seeking a moment of serenity, a visit to Sultan Mosque is a must. While it's a bit smaller than some grand mosques worldwide, the sense of spirituality and cultural significance is palpable. Visitors are welcome, and the informative guided tours provide valuable insights. Visited in the month of January, it's in my best memories!

The mosque 🕌 looks very nice. When i visited, there was a lot of crowds, and for some reason, there was a board on one of the entrances that only musalman was allowed. So, i didn't go in.